Don't say that this loud Chacha-jan. I heard Australia has passed a new law that allows them to even cancel the citizenship of those were naturalized! If they are supporting terrorist activities abroad specially. And Pakistan does allow unconditional dual citizenship, so you may just fall under purview of that law
That is totally different thing , And cow lover are more dangers then Pakistan lover or Australian Lover , And one more thing , no one will kill me here only because of online forum , I trust my country and my Judicial System , Its not India and
Stop Threating people.
And that bold part , Come on don't you watch TV or any thing
Blame your Media or your best friend I m just quoting the "Fact".
And I know truth hurts.
Leave us alone g, And worry about this.
India's Assam mob kills two Muslim men over 'cow theft'
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Image caption Many Hindus consider cows sacred
Police in India say two Muslim men have been lynched by a mob which accused them of trying to steal cows for slaughter.
The killings in the north-eastern state of Assam are the latest in a series of attacks blamed on hardline Hindus in recent months.
Hindus consider cows sacred and killing them is illegal in several states.
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Human Rights Watch report last week said at least 10 Muslims had been killed over the issue since May 2015.
The victims of Sunday's attack in Assam's Nagaon district have been identified as Abu Hanifa and Riyazuddin Ali, police said.
"They were chased and beaten with sticks by villagers who said the two men were trying to steal cows from their grazing field," news agency AFP quoted senior police official Debaraj Upadhyay as saying.
"By the time we took them to the hospital at night they had succumbed to their injuries."
A murder case has been registered and two people have been detained for questioning, police said.
The Human Rights Watch report says that since the Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party formed India's federal government in 2014, attacks against Muslims and Dalits (formerly known as untouchables) have risen over rumours that they sold, bought or killed cows for beef.
Those killed in the violent vigilante campaign against beef consumption include a 12-year-old boy.
Many states are now actively enforcing bans on cow slaughter and in March, the western state of Gujarat passed a law making the slaughter of cows punishable with life imprisonment.
In addition to government bans, vigilante groups who portray themselves as protectors of cows have also been active in several states.
The groups routinely check vehicles and often beat up cattle traders.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi last year criticised the vigilantes, saying such people made him "angry", but this has not stopped the attacks against cattle traders.
you should stop terrorism in Kashmir and also stop spreading terrorism in pakistan through Afghanistan and Iran you are the biggest cowardly terrorist nation on the face of planet earth
